React UI Component Library
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A React UI Component Library is a UI component library based on React.js.
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- It can range from being a Custom React UI Component Library to being a 3rd-Party React UI Component Library.
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- Example(s):
- Ant Design (based on TypeScript).
- Material-UI.
- Blueprint Library.
- Semantic UI.
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- See: Node.js.
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- Q: What is a React UI component library?
- A: A React UI component library is a collection of pre-built, reusable UI components for React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. These components provide a standardized way to add common elements like buttons, forms, and navigation to a React application, saving developers time and effort in building and styling these elements from scratch. Examples of React UI component libraries include Material-UI, Ant Design, and Semantic UI React.
2021
- "Comparing popular React component libraries." March 10, 2020
- QUOTE: React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It has an amazing community that works tirelessly to produce UI components that help speed up the development process and make our lives easier.
In this article, we’ll compare popular React component libraries and evaluate each for popularity, developer experience, readability, documentation, and bundle size to help you choose the right library for your next React project.
- Ant Design is a UI library built entirely in TypeScript. ...
- Material-UI is the most popular React UI component library. ...
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- Unlike Blueprint, Semantic UI was designed for crafting React apps.
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- QUOTE: React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It has an amazing community that works tirelessly to produce UI components that help speed up the development process and make our lives easier.
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- Q: What is the are the advantages and disadvantages between a 3rd-party React component library and a custom React component library?
- A: Advantages of using a 3rd-party React component library:
- Time-saving: Using pre-built UI components saves a significant amount of development time and effort, allowing developers to focus on the unique features of the application.
- Consistency: Third-party libraries are often built with consistency in mind, providing a unified look and feel across components, making it easier for the developer to create a visually appealing user interface.
- Large community: Popular third-party libraries often have large communities of developers contributing and supporting the library, which makes it easier to find answers to any questions that may arise.
- Regular updates and bug fixes: Third-party libraries are usually actively maintained and updated by their creators, ensuring that the components stay up-to-date with the latest technology and are free from bugs.
- Disadvantages of using a 3rd-party React component library:
- Dependence on external libraries: Relying on external libraries can lead to compatibility issues and increased maintenance costs if the library changes or becomes deprecated.
- Limited customization: Pre-built components may not always fit the specific design requirements of a project, and customization options may be limited.
- Performance: Third-party components can negatively impact the performance of an application, especially if the library is large and includes many components that are not being used.
- Advantages of using a custom React component library:
- Customization: Building custom components allows for complete control over the look and functionality of the components, ensuring that they meet the specific needs of the project.
- Improved performance: Custom components can be optimized for the specific requirements of the project, resulting in improved performance.
- Maintainability: Having a single source of truth for UI components makes it easier to maintain and update the components across the application.
- Disadvantages of using a custom React component library:
- Development time: Building custom components requires a significant investment of time and effort, especially when compared to using pre-built components from a third-party library.
- Maintenance: Custom components must be maintained and updated over time, which can become time-consuming and costly as the project evolves.
- Lack of community support: Custom components are not supported by a large community, making it harder to find answers to questions or solutions to problems that may arise.